THREE-CARDS, UNLIMITED XCITEMENT

 THREE-CARDS - UNLIMITED EXCITEMENT

Three-Card Poker allows you to create the best possible hand using three cards. An ante bet is available to play against the dealer in this game. Place a pair and plus bet to place your own bet.

How to Play

The player may place an ante or a pair-plus bet. The dealer hands the player and himself three cards. The dealer hands the player three cards. The dealer keeps his or her cards face-down. The ante bet is a wager that each player must make.

The dealer's hand is qualified if it has a queen-high or higher. If the dealer doesn't qualify, the player wins the ante bet even money and pushes for the play bet. The dealer who qualifies wins the highest hand.

If the player wins his or her play bets and ante are paid even.

Ante players who score three-of a-kind or more will receive an ante bonus regardless of the dealer’s hand.

Paired pair plus bets are paid entirely according to the poker value of the hand.

Progressive

A progressive bet can be placed on our three-card poker tables. It uses both the dealer's and player's cards to make a 5-card poker hand. The entire progressive jackpot is paid out to the player if a royal flush in spades occurs. A royal flush in hearts, clubs, or diamonds pays 25% to the progressive meter. You can also earn payouts with other poker hands.

Let it ride

Let it Ride is a 5-card stud poker hand. In this house-banked game, there is no dealer's hand. Each player places three equal wagers before each of the three players receives three face-down cards. Each player has the option to either leave his first wager on the table or to withdraw it. Each player is given a community card faceup. He then decides whether to leave his second bet on the table or withdraw it. His third must stay. The final community card will be revealed. Each player now has a 5-card poker hand. The schedule determines how the payouts will occur. Any bets not withdrawn by a player who doesn't have a pair of at least 10s are lost. A pair of 10, gives the player his wagers back. A return of 2:1 on wagers that he let go of is possible with two pairs. Three of a sort gives him a return of 3 to 1 while a straight and 5 to 1 respectively. A flush returns 8 to 1. A full house pays 11 to 1. Four of a kinds pay 50 to 1. Straight flushes are 200 to 1. Royal flushes give him 1,000 to 1. There is also a $1 bonus bet available that pays 20,000 to 1 for a Royal Flush and less for good hands. How to Use 3 Card Poker